Publication - Comparing Three Approaches to Large Scale Coordination
| Authors: | Scerri, Paul; Vincent, Regis; and Mailler, Roger | ||||
| Title: | Comparing Three Approaches to Large Scale Coordination | ||||
| Abstract: | Coordination of large groups of agents or robots is starting to reach a level of maturity where prototype systems can be built and tested. This process of going from theory or simple simulation to actual implementation of large scale coordination will bring to light new issues and encourage new approaches. However, the field is so new that the central problems and key issues are not yet well known. In this paper, we look at three implementations of large scale coordination to find common issues, approaches, and open problems with the aim of setting an agenda for future research. | ||||
| Keywords: | ANTs, Coordination, Distributed Problem Solving, Multi-Agent Systems | ||||
| Publication: | Proceedings of the First Workshop on the Challenges in the Coordination of Large Scale Multi-agent Systems | ||||
| Location: | New York | ||||
| Date: | July 2004 | ||||
| Sources: |
PS: /Documents/mailler/LSMAS-2003.ps PDF: /Documents/mailler/LSMAS-2003.pdf |
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| Reference: | Scerri, Paul; Vincent, Regis; and Mailler, Roger. Comparing Three Approaches to Large Scale Coordination. Proceedings of the First Workshop on the Challenges in the Coordination of Large Scale Multi-agent Systems. July 2004. | ||||
| bibtex: | @article{Scerri-371,
author = "Paul Scerri and Regis Vincent and Roger Mailler",
title = "{Comparing Three Approaches to Large Scale
Coordination}",
journal = "Proceedings of the First Workshop on the
Challenges in the Coordination of Large Scale
Multi-agent Systems",
month = "July",
year = "2004",
address = "New York",
url = "http://mas.cs.umass.edu/paper/371",
}
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